Garlic And Sapphires (2010)
Garlic And Sapphires
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“You’re Warren Hoge,” he wailed reproachfully at my guest.
“Yes,” Warren admitted ruefully.
“How could I have seated Warren Hoge here?” asked Mr. Maccioni. It was an accusation, as if this lapse were somehow our fault. “You must let me move you to a better table.”
Finished with our main courses and already halfway through dessert, we declined the offer. But Sirio Maccioni, stricken at having mistreated such an important person, was insistent. He looked at Michael. He looked at Warren’s wife. He ...looked at me. Failure to recognize a major player was a serious breach of his honor as a restaurateur, and he wanted to remedy the situation. At last he took no for an answer, but when he reluctantly moved off he left behind an army of waiters with strict instructions to bombard us with desserts.
The onslaught of sweets was ferocious. There was a miniature stove with little pots of chocolate, and a troupe of pulled-sugar clowns. There were fabulous cakes and adorably decorated candies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“You’re Warren Hoge,” he wailed reproachfully at my guest.
“Yes,” Warren admitted ruefully.
“How could I have seated Warren Hoge here?” asked Mr. Maccioni. It was an accusation, as if this lapse were somehow our fault. “You must let me move you to a better table.”
Finished with our main courses and already halfway through dessert, we declined the offer. But Sirio Maccioni, stricken at having mistreated such an important person, was insistent. He looked at Michael. He looked at Warren’s wife. He ...looked at me. Failure to recognize a major player was a serious breach of his honor as a restaurateur, and he wanted to remedy the situation. At last he took no for an answer, but when he reluctantly moved off he left behind an army of waiters with strict instructions to bombard us with desserts.
The onslaught of sweets was ferocious. There was a miniature stove with little pots of chocolate, and a troupe of pulled-sugar clowns. There were fabulous cakes and adorably decorated candies.
What to read after Garlic And Sapphires?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruth Reichl to read onlineMoreLess
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